How to Fall Graze Cattle | Northern Wyoming

[@williamwallace1487]

I found your channel through Dwayne Noel, said you had some great videos. He was right. You’re very thorough and you make it very easy for us who are interested in the life to understand. Thank you 🙏

[@donna_NC]

Me too 👍🏼

[@isaiahhuntington6663]

Same

[@ShaunCheah]

I followed the same trail to end up here, and I'm glad I did. This was delightful.

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I found your channel through Dewayne Noel (Dry Creek Wrangler School) started watching your channel, great job!

[@LaLaLucky7777]

Dwayne at Dry Creek Wrangler School spoke highly of you! So you got my attention! Happy New Year

[@lazyriver6168]

Heard about your channel from Dry Creek. good stuff!

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I just subscribed to your channel after hearing about you from Dwayne (Dry Creek Wrangler School)

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Hiked over here from Dry Creek Wrangler School after Dewayne mentioned your channel. Like what I’ve watched so far and had to hit that subscribe button.

[@Canopusparadise]

came here from the Dwayne channel Stay Strong man. God Bless.

[@stillhere5651]

Your channel appeared in my youtube very spontaneously and I am very thankful to it. I am an artist from Russia, we have tones of snow this winter. I am quite far from ranch life but have horse riding as a hobby in my spare time. Your videos are gorgeous and very informative and interesting to watch. Also that's very cute when you teach your kids many important stuff. And of course the pretty horses and cows around 🤗 Thank you very much for the all the beauty in the videos 🌾🌻🌱

[@ChefBoiardi]

Dwayne from Dry Creek said to check your channel out and its exactly what I'm looking for, great video man

[@genedandy]

Beautiful country. Was fortunate to be in Laramie about 20 years back. Unforgettable part of the USA 🇺🇸 ✊

[@k.j.lindsey3048]

Interesting video. Here in Michigan we had the same type of weather. Our December was above average temperatures the whole month. Back to normal now. Never thought about black bears in a water tank but I can see that now!

[@signsofthetimes6662]

That dog is a sweetiepie

[@CarvellFenton]

Beautiful country as others have said, and a very informative video. Sadly, I am all caught up on the videos now ;) Looking forward to the next one and Happy New Year to you too!

[@scottpeterson9994]

Dry Creek Wrangler said to check you out! Great channel!

[@itswamba2060]

I see an Anatolian!! Amazing breed! Dewayne over at Dry Creek Wrangler School sent me your way! This is my first of your videos. God Bless and Happy New Year!

[@judithwright5084]

I also found you through Dwaine from dry creek wrangler school. Love you videos. Keepum coming. Happy New Year❤️

[@smashadams711]

Dwayne sent me here lol great videos man! Keep it up!

[@ravu7]

Amazing stuff.

[@IrishDragon666]

Happy new year to you and the family!

[@WYORancher307]

Happy new year!

[@LuthiRanchWY]

We had a great fall also! We didn’t have to start feeding until almost the middle of December which is pretty late for here. I just said Mother Nature was being nice after what she put us through last winter haha

[@WYORancher307]

For sure! We were due for some nice weather

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Happy New Year!🇨🇦

[@markb4446]

I also found your channel through Dwayne. I love the content you both put out. We live in Rapid. Just moved here a year ago from Minnesota to get to freedom. Love what you are doing. Keep the videos coming. I’d love to volunteer to help with some projects you may have. I’m retired but not dead yet.

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Awesome,😍

[@alicelabranche193]

I’m happy I stayed up to watch your video. We do have a beautiful country. Your video is very interesting. I live in Southern California. Not a cow around here. Further North there are ranches. Wishing you and your family a very Happy New Year! Stay healthy and always grateful for what you have.

[@WYORancher307]

Thanks for watching! We are very blessed to live here. Happy New Year!

[@steveallen2681]

Dry creek wrangler recommended I stop by here to see your channel and I’m very great full . Keep ranchin it .

[@whiteface5055]

That was a good tour. I am in Manitoba so this is all relevant. Thumbs up.

[@conservativejoe4025]

Howdy. DeWayne sent me!

[@cameronshackelford5551]

Maybe a dumb question. Could you dissolve a salt block in one of their water supplies? Might get two birds with one stone, bringing down the freezing point of the water and helping get their minerals at the same time.

[@WYORancher307]

im not sure! interesting idea though!

[@AndyTheCornbread]

Happy New Year to you and your family from NW Montana! We are getting the same type of winter as you and we are way up in the mountains, it's unreal how warm it has been. I've not seen anything like this before since moving here. It's going to make for a tough fire season next year if we don't get more snow. We have the same issues with bears in our stock tanks in summer, we get young moose in them as well as both grizzly and black bears. The young moose are murder on our wood(split rail or 2x6) fences though, the moms are big enough to step over but the young ones tear through them. Do you ground your tanks? I have found that the GFCI will trip faster and not even tickle the horses or cows when a heater shorts if the tank is grounded but when not grounded sometimes they would get a snap when the GFCI tripped. I have also found that buying cheap lower amperage GFCIs never pays off, they always end up needing replaced so often you actually spend more than if you get a decent higher amperage outdoor GFCI to begin with like what you seem to have purchased.

[@WYORancher307]

Interesting! I have not tried that (grounding the tanks) great idea

[@WYORancher307]

I got the weather resistant GFCI… $24 a piece!

[@AndyTheCornbread]

@@WYORancher307 I got the same after going through several cheaper ones. I think that is what I paid as well for the good one.

[@philipfleming3546]

How big is the Wyoming Way Ranch. You covered big area showi g water troughs.

[@WYORancher307]

Thanks for watching! My opinion is that, in my area, a small working ranch would be from 0-5000 acres, medium would be 5000-15000, and large would be 15000+ acres… we would fall into the “medium” or “average” category. Hope this helps!

[@galloping3265]

Climate warming is nice at first but what if every year gets warmer without the snow and rain needed for the land and livestock?

[@WYORancher307]

last year was much colder and wetter than average